Outstanding APE Award Abstract Submission, RSPH

Outstanding APE Award Abstract Submission, RSPH

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The Office of Career Development is pleased to host our 15th annual Outstanding APE Award recognizing RSPH students who best demonstrate excellence in practice-based public health practicums with goals to improve the quality of health for people & communities, to deliver quality public health services, or to develop policies that improve public health infrastructure. Finalists will be notified by mid-December and winners announced at the Public Health in Action Celebration (PHIA) Spring 2021.

 

Qualification

  • RSPH students who have completed/are completing a public health APE between May 2020 and November 2020

 

How to Apply

  • Submit an abstract about your APE experience, following the requirements listed below, here 
  • Abstract submissions are due on Friday, October 30th at 5:00PM
  • See the flyer below for more details about the Outstanding APE Award!

 


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